The wife of the shoe. Trijiani A.

For the first time, Entsa and Chiro met still children under very sad circumstances, against the backdrop of the majestic Italian Alps. Chiro is a half -sir, who lives at the convent, and Enza is the eldest daughter in a large and very poor family. They do not complain not fate and are ready for labor and hardships, the main thing is not to part with loved ones and with loved ones and such beautiful mountains that can heal any wounds. But fate will dispose otherwise - both children are forced to leave their homeland and beloved people, to go through the ocean to incomprehensible and frightening America. Thus begins the story of their lives, full of completely unexpected turns, temptations, hardships, happy moments, friendship and great love. They will have to meet and part several times before they realize that fate is not without reason that they adjust the meetings to them, and if there is something in life that can cope with longing for their native Italy, this is love. But before, they have to work hard, tolerate poverty and humiliation, cope with the horrors of war, to survive before the temptation of a luxurious life, to know the beauty of art and the value of true friendship. “The wife of a shoe” is an epic love story that lay through two continents and two world wars through the brilliance and poverty of New York and the peaceful beauty of Italy, through long separation and short meetings. This novel can only be compared with eternal classics - “Gone by the Wind” by Margaret Mitchell, it is just as saturated with plot turns, strong feelings and vivid characters. A luxurious epic, the story of a man and a woman who, contrary to everything, fulfilled their dream. If the book of Adriana Trijiani first fell into your hands, then get ready for the fact that love awaits you at first sight and forever. Katherine Stockett, author of the novel “Service” breathtaking a historical novel about love, full of elegant details and vivid descriptions. Huffington Hall, uncomplicated pleasure, truly elegant and saturated reading. Washington Post Book World.